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Northern Highland American Legion State Forest

Northern Highland American Legion State Forest

Description

Established in 1925 to protect the headwaters of the Wisconsin, Flambeau and Manitowish rivers, the Northern Highland American Legion (NHAL) State Forest occupies more than 232,000 acres in northern Wisconsin. The forest provides employment and economic support to rural and urban communities through the production of forest products, recreation and tourism.

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    Water Wednesday

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    Come explore the water and critters of Crystal and Musky lakes this summer.

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    Wildlife Ecology And Management

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    Join retired DNR wildlife tech and educator Christian Cold to learn about the needs and factors that regulate wildlife populations.

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    Trapping, Hunting & Fishing

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    Join Warden Eagan as he talks about the joys of fishing, hunting and trapping. Please feel free to ask any questions you have.

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    Reptiles And Amphibians of Wisconsin

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    Join retired wildlife technician and educator for the DNR, Christian Cold, to learn about the reptiles and amphibians of Wisconsin. You will learn to identify and about the natural history of common amphibians and reptiles.

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    Learn All About Bats

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    We’ll cover the bats of Wisconsin, bat species, threats to bats, current research, local culture and community.

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    Universe In The Park

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    Hosted by the UW-Madison Department of Astronomy. Learn more about astronomy & (on a clear night) look through a telescope at the stars!

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    Universe In The Park

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    Explore the wonders of the night sky at your favorite state park.

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    Learn All About Birds Of Prey

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    Come learn about the history of birds of prey, their diet, migration and behavior. Also learn about key birds of prey in Wisconsin and the threats they face.

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